This talk was canceled! RoLinC talk: Cristina Tortora (CUNY) Title: Vernacular orthography and syntactic structure Zoom: please contact the organizers

The next RoLinC talk will be given by Antonio Fábregas (Norwegian University of Science and Technology), who will present a talk with the title Person features and non-specific readings of speech participants Attendance is free, but registration is needed. Please contact the organizers for a link.

The next Thursday Interdisciplinary Colloquium of the Linguistics Department of Tel Aviv University will be held by Jim Wood (Yale), presenting joint work with  Einar Freyr Sigurðsson. The talk will be entitled Coordination of Verbs in Icelandic Attendance is free. Abstract Zoom link

The next Thursday Interdisciplinary Colloquium of the Linguistics Department of Tel Aviv University will be held by Elise Newman (MIT). The talk will be entitled When wh-phrases are their own interveners. Attendance is free. Abstract Much work on syntactic locality has shown that processes like wh-movement are subject to several kinds of locality restrictions. In…

The next ELITU talk will be delivered by Lisa Bylinina, Yasu Sado and Stavroula Alexandropoulou on the 30th of January. The title of the talk will be Priming acceptability judgments of NPIs. Abstract We report on a series of priming experiments whose results indicate that (i) acceptability judgments of the Negative Polarity Item (NPI) ‘any’…

The 2nd CHAMP workshop (Charting Honorific and Addressee Morphosyntactic Processes 2) will take place on the 1st and 2nd of February at the University of Göttingen and online. The program can be found here Attendance is free but registration is required. You can follow the talks at these links: DAY1 (1 February)  (meeting ID: 652 5263…

The online talk series, REFLECTIONS: FOUNDATIONS AND DEVELOPMENTS OF GENERATIVE GRAMMAR, will continue with “Generative syntax over the years: on some changes and some non-changes” by Richard Kayne (NYU) on Saturday, February 10th.  Date: 10 February 2024, 12:00 EST (17:00 UTC) Topic: Generative Syntax over the Years: on Some Changes and Some Non-changes How to attend   Zoom…